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The Unfinished Uno LX Lunox [Synth Presets]
On request Presets Synth Presets Ambient or ChillOut

The Unfinished Uno LX Lunox [Synth Presets]

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Uno LX Lunox is a collection of 112 patches for Uno LX 2. This new soundset explores the sounds of the future as imagined in the past. Lunox takes advantage of Togu Audio Line's loving recreation of the classic Roland Juno 60 synth to put together a vibrant array of analogue retrofuturism. Utilising the new reverb, delay and unison features, Lunox pushes the familiar Juno sound into sonic directions that allow this small but perfectly formed soundset, to deliver sounds for electronic/cinematic scoring, synthwave, ambient, hauntology and numerous electronic genres. At turns lush, aggressive and lo-fi, Lunox is inspired by composers such as John Carpenter, Cliff Martinez and Mac Quayle, as well as artists such as Pye Corner Audio, Boards of Canada and Power Glove. If you don't yet have a copy of TAL's amazing Uno LX 2 softsynth, I still have 10% off discount codes for it, for anyone who buys a Uno LX soundset from me… including Lunox.

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